Yummy snacky stuff.
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Super Sonic

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13,831 posts

82 months

Yesterday (19:11)
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What extra yummy snack items have you had recently?
I just had an apple crumble Muller corner yoghurt. Delicious yum

Digger

16,724 posts

219 months

Yesterday (19:18)
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In this weather I can easily polish off a pack of these of an evening . . . biggrin

https://www.aldi.co.uk/product/gianni-s-mini-choco...

Super Sonic

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13,831 posts

82 months

Yesterday (19:23)
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EIGHT ice creams to yourself? I know they're 'mini' but that does seem a tad extravagant!

Digger

16,724 posts

219 months

Yesterday (19:39)
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Super Sonic said:
EIGHT ice creams to yourself? I know they're 'mini' but that does seem a tad extravagant!
Maybe a mild exaggeration - I can get through 6-8, some days there are 2 or 3 left over . . . . which is nice smile

The heat's been getting to me here.

RoadToad84

948 posts

62 months

Yesterday (19:53)
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Chocolate hob nobs (or the own brand variants) dipped in ice cold milk. I can (and do) polish off a pack in a sitting. Yes, I'm 8 years old.

Super Sonic

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13,831 posts

82 months

Yesterday (20:03)
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RoadToad84 said:
Chocolate hob nobs (or the own brand variants) dipped in ice cold milk. I can (and do) polish off a pack in a sitting. Yes, I'm 8 years old.
Have you tried them crumbled up with ice cream on?

RoadToad84

948 posts

62 months

Yesterday (20:06)
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Super Sonic said:
Have you tried them crumbled up with ice cream on?
Damn you. I will now!

On the subject of ice cream, the Lidl version of B&J Phish Food is really rather good.

dunkind

575 posts

48 months

Yesterday (20:10)
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Super Sonic said:
RoadToad84 said:
Chocolate hob nobs (or the own brand variants) dipped in ice cold milk. I can (and do) polish off a pack in a sitting. Yes, I'm 8 years old.
Have you tried them crumbled up with ice cream on?
I posted the same a few months ago.

normalbloke

8,757 posts

247 months

Yesterday (20:17)
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Digger said:
In this weather I can easily polish off a pack of these of an evening . . . biggrin

https://www.aldi.co.uk/product/gianni-s-mini-choco...

I raise you these. They are way too addictive.

Super Sonic

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13,831 posts

82 months

Yesterday (20:19)
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normalbloke said:

I raise you these. They are way too addictive.
I do like the dark chocolate and berry ones.

aterribleusername

597 posts

91 months

Yesterday (20:21)
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Toffee Yum Yums from Morrisons. A mate introduced me to them a few months ago so they seem to slip into my trolley every visit.

MattsCar

2,305 posts

133 months

Yesterday (20:27)
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I found these recently. £1 a bag from the local corner shop.

So moreish...they do have MSG in them, so that explains why.


Super Sonic

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13,831 posts

82 months

Yesterday (20:31)
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Hmmm chili and lemon that sounds nice!

hidetheelephants

35,252 posts

221 months

Yesterday (20:32)
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Super Sonic said:
RoadToad84 said:
Chocolate hob nobs (or the own brand variants) dipped in ice cold milk. I can (and do) polish off a pack in a sitting. Yes, I'm 8 years old.
Have you tried them crumbled up with ice cream on?
You can do that with more or less any biscuit, a useful way of using up stale ones or livening up vanilla ice cream if you have nothing else to go with it.

You can also be a bit healthier and put the crumbled biscuit in yoghurt and some fruit.

Edited by hidetheelephants on Tuesday 4th August 21:26

Digger

16,724 posts

219 months

Yesterday (20:33)
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normalbloke said:
Digger said:
In this weather I can easily polish off a pack of these of an evening . . . biggrin

https://www.aldi.co.uk/product/gianni-s-mini-choco...

I raise you these. They are way too addictive.
There are only 3 of them though spin

SlimJim16v

7,920 posts

171 months

Yesterday (20:34)
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Arla protein chocolate flavour pudding. Very nice, high protein, low fat and 5 for £5 from Ocado/M&S at the moment.

shtu

4,400 posts

174 months

Yesterday (20:53)
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MattsCar said:
I found these recently. £1 a bag from the local corner shop.
Nothing specific, but some of the random-brand local shop snacks are brilliant.

I like a bit of bombay mix and similar, but the supermarket stuff is bland AF. It's almost always the case that the local shop brand you've never heard of will be much, much better.

xx99xx

2,889 posts

101 months

Yesterday (21:14)
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Leftover meat. No better snack.

Warhavernet

1,346 posts

15 months

Yesterday (21:20)
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I love Mr Kipling's French Fancies, and his Mini-Battenbergs go down a treat.